Our journey began in 2016 with just 9,000 naira (about $35 at the time), fueled by a passion to provide high-quality, preservative-free snacks to Nigerian consumers. What started as a small-scale business has grown into a thriving food processing company, producing plantain chips, sweet potato chips, plantain flour, coconut chips, groundnuts, cashew nut and peanuts. Today, we supply over 200 supermarkets in Abuja and over 1500 families worldwide, with a vision to expand even further. But our business is more than just snacks—it is a vehicle for empowerment and change. In a region where women often struggle for financial independence, we have created jobs, especially for women, giving them the opportunity to support their families and break free from economic limitations. We also employ men, ensuring that more families have a steady income. Beyond employment, we are changing lives through education. Many children in Northern Nigeria, particularly boys, are forced into street hawking or begging instead of receiving an education. Seeing this need, we took it upon ourselves to sponsor a young Northern boy’s education—and we don’t want to stop there. Every time you patronize our brand, you help us send more unschooled children to school and empower more women with jobs. Together, we are not just selling snacks—we are building the future of our nation.